200,000 Volunteer Opportunities
One Searchable Database
Easy Integration with Your Website
More people than ever want to volunteer. Nine in ten nonprofits are ready for more volunteers. You can help match good people to good causes by integrating the Volunteer Network into your website.
More people than ever want to volunteer. Nine in ten nonprofits are ready for more volunteers. You can help match good people to good causes by integrating the Volunteer Network into your website.
What It Is
The Volunteer Network is the source for more than 200,000 national, international,
full-time, one-time, ongoing and virtual (volunteering from home) volunteer
opportunities.
The Volunteer Network is the source for more than 200,000 national, international,
full-time, one-time, ongoing and virtual (volunteering from home) volunteer
opportunities.
How It Works
• Your state signs up.
• You tell us what kinds of volunteer opportunities you want your citizens to
be able to search for on your website.
• We give you a customized search box for your website that allows citizens
to search opportunities.
• We display and host the search results with the look and feel you want.
• We provide citizens links to sign up for opportunities.
• We give you tracking reports so you know who is using the service.
• Your state signs up.
• You tell us what kinds of volunteer opportunities you want your citizens to
be able to search for on your website.
• We give you a customized search box for your website that allows citizens
to search opportunities.
• We display and host the search results with the look and feel you want.
• We provide citizens links to sign up for opportunities.
• We give you tracking reports so you know who is using the service.
Who Runs It
The Volunteer Network was created in July 2002 through a collaboration between
USA Freedom Corps (www.volunteer.gov), the nonprofit Network for Good and
sixteen major volunteer opportunity partners from across the country.
The Volunteer Network features opportunities from: 1-800-VOLUNTEER.org,
AmeriCorps, boardnetUSA, Citizen Corps, the Corporation for National and
Community Service (MLK day), Hands On Network and Points of Light, Idealist,
National Mentoring Partnership, Peace Corps, SeniorCorps, SERVEnet, United Way,
VolunteerMatch, Volunteer.Gov/Gov and Volunteer2.
The Volunteer Network was created in July 2002 through a collaboration between
USA Freedom Corps (www.volunteer.gov), the nonprofit Network for Good and
sixteen major volunteer opportunity partners from across the country.
The Volunteer Network features opportunities from: 1-800-VOLUNTEER.org,
AmeriCorps, boardnetUSA, Citizen Corps, the Corporation for National and
Community Service (MLK day), Hands On Network and Points of Light, Idealist,
National Mentoring Partnership, Peace Corps, SeniorCorps, SERVEnet, United Way,
VolunteerMatch, Volunteer.Gov/Gov and Volunteer2.
Examples of the Volunteer Network in Action
CaliforniaVolunteers: http://www.californiavolunteers.org/
Clinton Global Initiative: http://mycommitment.org/
USA Freedom Corps: http://www.volunteer.gov/
Volunteers for Prosperity: http://www.volunteersforprosperity.gov/
CaliforniaVolunteers: http://www.californiavolunteers.org/
Clinton Global Initiative: http://mycommitment.org/
USA Freedom Corps: http://www.volunteer.gov/
Volunteers for Prosperity: http://www.volunteersforprosperity.gov/
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